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Join JSI's HCDExchange for this upcoming fireside chat on monitoring, learning, and evaluation in human-centered design. Details below!

Integrating measurement and HCD is challenging. The iterative nature of design calls for measuring often and quickly in shaping solutions that people will value where traditional evaluation often focuses on whether we have achieved the long-term outcome. Join me in a discussion with a panel of experienced designers and evaluators to explore the use of measurement in HCD-led health programming.

Happy to meet with anyone also headed to RISE SDOH to discuss our NLP! Navigating this crazy AI hype is tough. How do you tell what AI can ACTUALLY work for patients? We help uncover patient insights from over 60 SDOH subdomains. Reach out if you want to learn more. #ai #NLP #HealthcareAI

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To achieve the #100DaysMission, we need to be able to test products rapidly in humans during an outbreak. This relies on the continued existence of high-quality, regionally dispersed, inclusive global clinical trial networks that are kept active in inter-pandemic periods. To help ensure that #clinicaltrials are more effective and equitable, World Health Organization has published guidance for national health authorities, regulatory authorities, funders and others, on how they can best facilitate clinical trials to generate evidence on health interventions. As put by WHO Chief Scientist and IPPS Steering Group member Jeremy Farrar “Strengthening country-led research and development and embedding clinical trials in routine clinical and public health services will ensure faster and more equitable access to safe and effective interventions, helping people become healthier.” Read the guidance here ➡ https://lnkd.in/extaxtn2

How can outcomes measurement in CPD drive real change in clinical practice? Next week, at the European CME Forum, Katie S L. and Lawrence Sherman FACEHP, FRSM, CHCP will introduce the Transtheoretical Model of Behavior Change (TTM), a framework originally used in public health, and explore its application in planning and measuring CPD outcomes. If you are interested in learning more, contact Katie S L.. #CPD #MedEd #CME #Impact

"This 10-Year Anniversary milestone not only provides an opportunity to marvel at how far we have come but provides cause to reflect on the facets unique to our Network that have enabled these partnerships to thrive." Read more about The State-University Partnership Learning Network (SUPLN), which promotes the generation and use of evidence in state health policy and decision making, with the aim to positively impact Medicaid-based health care, addressing health inequities and improving patient outcomes in our latest blog by AcademyHealth Senior Director, Susan Kennedy: https://lnkd.in/ebGaYC8X

Briefing report we at NHS Grampian's Health Intelligence wrote with The Health Foundation. How can we prevent and shorten hospital stays? https://lnkd.in/eqTW3W97 Key take-aways from the piece: - Intermediate care is a keystone to NHS's plan to reduce pressure on acute services. - Data on intermediate care are limited and fragmented, due to the diverse range of commissioners, providers and services involved. - Intermediate care patients are older patients, with complex medical needs, and high rates of readmission to hospital. - Coordinating their care outside of the acute setting requires data sharing between NHS and local authorities that is not done currently. - Better coordinated intermediate care will relieve pressure on acute services by both increasing patient flow out of hospital and reducing admissions preventatively. - In NHSG we found a shift in intermediate care in the past five years: from GP-led care aimed at preventing acute admissions, towards geriatrician-led "step-down" care from hospital. What are the consequences of displaced preventative care? Next steps: We're piloting and enduring linkage between NHS and local authority data to support public health action. Stay tuned! With collaborators from University of Aberdeen's Centre for Health Data Science & the Grampian Data Safe Haven. Corri Black, Jillian Evans, Katie Wilde

Join our free webinar tomorrow: 24 September, 2024 - 12:00 PM in London  https://lnkd.in/dC_NCFPq For the first time, by combining the data from BMJ Best Practice and BMJ Impact Analytics we can infer and analyse the research used to inform evidence-based treatment at the bedside. With nearly 12 million documents (and growing!), BMJ Impact Analytics has sophisticated filters to analyse by funder, geographic region, global clinical guidelines, health policies in multiple languages, UN sustainable development goals, subject area, researcher/author and more. Would you like to be able to analyse these types of data in your #NHS #library? Are you interested in creating compelling REF Impact Case Studies to demonstrate societal impact? Or perhaps would like to see a demo showcasing data from your NHS Trust or #hospital? Join this session to learn more! https://lnkd.in/dC_NCFPq

A quick 5 min survey on atrial fibrillation management in your region. Global invitation for all physicians. 🙏